My Favorite Anker Travel Tech On Sale For Cyber Monday

Most of the first chunk of deals I found are lightning deals, so I’m posting this with a partial list and adding on the fly so you don’t miss out. Some of these are filling quickly! Keep an eye on the post for more goodies in the next few minutes. Refresh often!

There’s a whole lot of Anker gear on sale for Cyber Monday. I’m going to organize them in list format below with comments on price relative to my recollection from the past year.

Anker Cyber Monday Deals

Anker 13000 mAh battery for $28.59 (low as $26 this year): This is a bit bigger than the 10000 mAh I normally travel with, but smaller than the real big guys. And, it has the added plus of being able to charge two devices at one time. Based on my tests of other Anker batteries, you should get 4-5 full charges of an iPhone from this battery. NOTE: Only the black version is on sale. The white one is quite a bit more.

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